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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

LEGAL STANDING or A GHOST.
There Is 10 bs law suit in Baltimore.
vhica vii excite considersbls interest
A Baltimore man who tried TO play
prsc.icsl ioks on friend by dressing up
a the shin but comfortable hot weather
rNnsnl OF the traditional ghost. Is at
present suffering from ballet wound
in the AZ. vale The friend whom bs an
isavorsd o. frightsn . committed for
hearing on chsrge q shooting With IN
tent b Kill + seems that ne practical
ioksr vas psrsding around IN = zhostly
Wits sheet IN ths dusk q svsniBz rhen
one of his scqnsiutsnc@s commanded
The spectator 60 halt drawing ms rsvol-
vsr - IA did 80. 10 gbost-hip didn't
halt unhi IA wss brought down BY r.
voiy@r bullet
Il the suit ~hich : - follow The leesl
status q ths CHEST VII ksve 70 be. to
some sxtent, established. The auestiou
vii srise wbathsr q zhosf = a material
ize5 fern OF simply 81 sppsrision dsvoid
q 6ssh ard biood II lie prosecution
sustain the theory shss al ghosss srs
hvsDx human beings. simply clad IN tha
babilimsuts q dssth, il Fi8 have done
uuuch - sucport - case. But II The
eastfuouy ~ spirstusiists. a. srDsrs. =
shall - admitted. the7 vi undoubtedly
srserf that ihs spirits ~ the dead sefualiT
sVpssr snaonx msn, snd that tso=e
spirits sra freed from the trsuneis -
ths fesh. A mao could not - punisnsd
tor sssault vita intent &c XIII Tor sheet
ins hing sirsaslY dead. sud the coun-
eel Tor he defanse would show fhst Il
-ss AZ the shost and not as the ran At
shich the defendant fred sad thar Il tie
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AL trains daily CJofpt SUNDAY.
local ffeignt leaves era1c Espios 81 A. f1P
m csyryius passenger far A. Ralh1.exo3 -
through HrkeR 70 al y)ait and bCltht iu eiesp-
ing coaches can be fccrfec a. Union Ilckei Otoe
81 1onroe-st.. sn6 a. dep1t
j. "a h1KESHEY. Geul AZ 1
Gxo. ". HvstoN. CITY Jickei Agent
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1aystties
RtSht nese!
THESE COLUMNS ARE
READ As THOROUGHLY AS
ANY PART OF THE PAPER.

Situations Wanted" arc tax.
en al one-half the rate in the
following table
Everything always payable In
advance.
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Situations Wd,ited--MaIe.

MANIFESTATIONS AS MILLER: STEADY
w work; have had yesrs' experience aud can
FUN sh good references. Lock box Il. Bangor,
Mich. 26
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A DGRA.o OLD MAN. .

The grand old man, GLADSTONE.
never proved thu greatness OF his char
actsr better than IN the letter hs has just
written regarding JoHS BsIeHr. There
q something pathetic IN GLADsToSE's
rafsrsuce % ths attacks OF his former
friend and co-worker when be says:
My desire is 10 beW snsm IN silence.
and 10 rsmembsr ouly bis patriotic ser
vices. together with his answering friend
ahip down TO iSS6r Few men could rise
TINS above such tsunts as BusHT has
bean singing st him and sincerely pity
the old msn whose utseringS show
plainly that he is IN his dOtsge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The ScisstiEe American gives the follow
ing remedy Tor a tanned complexion: New
milk, bali pint; lemon juice. one-fourth OF
an ounce: white brandy, bali an ounce. Boil
aaa skim clear. Use night and morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

IJOR sALE-40 ACRES WITH TWO BARNS -
I acres improved. 30 miles north OF C. X q
X, eniy one mile from Plcrson Village. Mont Calm
Co. $500, One third down balance on time .
suit or viii exchange for city property. NJ l..
swim. Is Csnsl-st. i<hu
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Wasn the majority IN Kentucky Is di-
vidsd among the three 3d. Bolivar Betty
and sas Baoy,' the respective shares VIII
hs email
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

Prince FxzDfSAsD seems 10 % aware
that 10 . gstting hls tngers dangerously
nsar sae Bulgarian buzz saw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

TIE TgI.srsRA sRAM-HERAfD HAS FoR sA4F
/ aF pran6s ~ Efnica rsoa as raes7 as rs-r
VII - ehoae 10 aei ssacr,ed a. cscs ~
rrurf
RoNp&zfFI. - TuF TrzFcEtH- rrgz .
Nfss er fxasss ~ ao- 5xriz5 r2o~k 0s wfite
ass newer Seer iake8 rrtk ~s vsa al - -
eec.s pr ccenf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

TVANTED-A GOOD ANETTIcTs nay WITH
" FouT - FtTe tnr ssrt g. zrs go a.
us1tine e. frcesf r. - rser~snf h8strss> car
~ rrn7 snd ~za F<ss ris@ee7 .ara .ca - AZ
s@6s - s>sa ssrs<4 e>ss<E he~s <aH
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f.st a. De 1h2nktal tor small fsvors IN
ths way Of rain aud then perhaps We
may GET more.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

sDsU- tDai'y eKaspi S8udfr
si,r,re.st.rs-i Via fcf i'reg vi,h
pBrfliesn sutrs SRI Gfsnf herios lroians
Eslr,eas Z viii n H - 3 - bcugh
t,,sl. hsaco1k 1s.rs'f, sie.' sne t'.tH oo sh'-
fef'i psss srf = icfe trt ksfa r,te flsa
A Wtreos eer @upf. AaTa1ciE Hic1
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Re,S ths ns~gtofy
"-HNan@=
GOats1Naip.

McGARIaLk. q 70 said, u not PFohi-
bisionlst, Dat no thinks great deal OF
sr. J0as.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The no "a Der of nize< tn any advertisement
e@s be foaaa ~ dividing the ssmb<r %
vords by s@sea Aay part Of = lac eseEfed
ssone futi ifas-
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MICHIGAN CEETF Il


-.'Aliy. Al othsrS ekoepf elncae.
slaeplDs car rrL ol falift rad A.Fri IA.
liess 10 sDc fro1G let .0ii--ffgiC Uan fla on
brT kp-c& aus 0iHud kap.af hsFr.~ . nd
non beiHoit --Difcci connections uadc Iis.
irot Win Hil through Trains casi IieEist uH sais
depot
d "a. JOHNSTON. Mich. Pass AT a Moofoes
cHks y NcsFK Dcni kct IS M5nnDe4l
O. ~. hUeO.ES q. 4. ano g. a CAicsgo
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oaea. $ 8ss1s1n Avea.le. fsz Ik-ksEAx-
ksszl > dssissrea sFsFY 4arz-as - Qssaez-
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fbai'yi k1hcfF tIc pied siaig
fGssengeFs isflnC the q ~ s1prees u axe
conucfilcn a. Dci r1i f1f ArH ofk fk.-ttrrl oN-
Rapids .--onls Ine r-Lails limited a. Erls. cav
ing here a. ~ D no VIII far.cI asg io llri Goit
making direcf connection TO- al frouts Fat ar
flvinR ~ fes Work a. y 4 ; . fLs aftI ..u-
ltR.--ItTolFk fiCk~s fc-,3fcc al a. a. ~ 4 ~
cdtcek sweess Hotel arc ~ depot
fts fttf-s If. titv fsss AZ
6Eo. 3. RrrvEA Trarhc Manager chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

frtrE fTtrEf ffffu
OLD rfrefCN FIt ftFbs ftfI BAY
fff tfr + ~
as Pr %" ~ fl1 RI
pa ioe~fs 81 nrfels ai -eFefse City fH Ese
Esg 5. - u shc sf Tfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

HngTor NAP , TF0HfrDN oTFIrF ~
4 r-e-~e q Ho-s ~ reen 81 saf 81 p
- ssr1 a8s 2. o. f-e7ers p-eca1e. ~ e
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ACskEsoS FRoAr. Aoe 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

The Chicspo 4 Alton talwss Il ihe fn-~
equ.r-~1 the fasfef su1 moH HfItr f1uf ffoU
Chicago 70 u. l3lIs AID ksntas ilt-
Tarffar.i A Al .ffN
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
Situations Wanted-Fenaale
For Renf--R0Ouss.

TOR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM or FIRsT
/ foor furnished or unfurnishcd. Call at No. 50
State-st 2A
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12


FOR EVERYBODY
O'HARA'S
-GREAT-
|MidsuTnnnerSa|e
OF ALL CRApEse
Summer Footwear.
weare determined TO close out all Low Shoes
and Slippers IN fine hand turned and machine
| sewed goods during the balance of this month.
| Among the many bargains offered on this sale
| are the following: st4
800 pairs Youth low shoes, sizes ls to 2. at 90
| cents pair.
Ladies Hand Turned Opera slippers, 90 cents
Ladies' Fine Embroidered Opera slippers at rs
| cents pair worth Sl2o.
Ladies' Fine Kid Opera slippers, sold every
where az G.o0, now going for 800.
Ladies' Zine Hand Turned French Kid Oxford
Tie Slippers. worth sec, only 500.
Ladies' Hand Turned Congress Caters IN Don
! gola KID and Glove Cali, only Sl.00 pair.
Ladies' Fine Hand Turned Button Boots st
S2se 500 and 81 60 pair; worth sl.50 TO 500 q
| Pair more at regular price.
Gents Seamless Congress. Lace or Button shoe:
only sl5o.
Gents Fine Stylish. Warranted shoes in every
style bargain At s2.00 and $3.50
Gents sesmless Calf Dongola or kangaroo
| shoes that are sold the world over for $500 and
| t5.O0 we sell for $500,
Everything at proportionstely low prices. No
trouble 70 show these goods.
| You make n grevio1s mistake n you do nc
| call and examine the many bargains in footveR
| shown at
:|0'HARA'S,
72 Canal-St.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

JFOR RENT-FURSIsHED OR USEURNIsHED
i rooms with beard. AL modern conyenienceS
219 Ottawa-st 22t
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

CoR EENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
/ either single or en- suite. Apply Room IS,
Ledyard block, l0i 0ttswa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

.se~sii.s - - - has oAAif taa ztt@Ehe4 &c
ilefotss klly --i1 81 ~ &u.ia
hes chair osi iaf isasf. = lltt ssic Hasklnaa =
t - J. n tI&il hss k'Sensnt an1 t.itfir - n.s
-4efcf s.i,s feis'~kes Rea AacksnaW C-ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12
miscellaneous.

BUSINESS NENs COMMERCIAL EMPLOY
ID meuf R1resu. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

WOODWORK TO oRDER -IF You wAvr
w w1oi uauties. poser piiOu csses, flFuiJlr r.
FOR drug stores. counterSL slelFnE o. Dcox eszzs
"a + - cTte., csli of scdnes sZ ront 81 Grand
k4r4is. Asc1. sUEh
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-12

fsMKz q BLAME HEW BOOK. aPoIfTf.
y - "a ft-rials fFpstnz tas TOPICS cf sra.
saver sfrsgsz TO- isczes ~ ti1e Ns- Civil ~-r-
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fion. Irisa Hosae Rue. Si.vsT Proven. the Is-IF
erc- One voiEase. 80 pages. q - sad = -
arrrtS rsrrezs 7frf TT 5tr--e ftr fsg r-re
4 Ca. - Wssk Couarass, nerroll E.ea l8lif
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05
Y. M. G, A, NOTES,
/ BY the General secretary. |


Regular monthly business meeting
next Wednesday evening at Z 80.
The theme for the service in the hall
next Sabbath afternoon will be "A Les
son in Sabbath-keeping," Matt. vi 10.
The programme for June, July and
August will be distributed next Sunday.
Observe that twenty-siX meetings will
be led by young men. We hope the
friends of the work will warmly second
their efforts in the social meetings.
The anniversary will be held in the
Congregational church on the evening of
the 10th inst. 1t is expected that Rev.
G.. A. Smith of st. Adams will deliver
the address. There will be short adj
dresses by General Secretary Stewart of
Port Henry, n. V, and others. The
programme will be more fully outlined
next week.
The following is list of committees
for the year: Memberships. A. Piper,
A. ii. Sperry, w. ii. Duncan, G.. f. Mar
shall, f. l.. Parkhurst, o. F. Comstock
religious work-F. a. Bond, J. b. No
land, j. +. Crane, NJ. +. Damon, b. l..
Brown: entertainment L. f. Mellen,
w. III. Sheldon, G. Wager; reception
ii. II. Bryant, c. w. Spencer, w. Bing-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05

and hand made, are on sale by Barnard Bros,
Green street, Vergennes. 2Ow3
Every article to be found in well appoint.
ell harness, saddle, trunk and bag establish
ment, can be found i'm the Barnard Bros. store,
Green street, Nergennes. 20w3
For SALE.-A nearly new wooden water
tank, patent hoops, feet inches in diane
ter by feet inches deep. Apply to A. l..
Bingham, West Cornwall, VT. 2Gtf
MILLINERY, ETC. have just returned from
New York with n large line of millinery, Jack.
cts, wraps, dress goods, dress trimmings, etc,
which will be sold at the very lowest prices.
+. r. CLAY.
Found, in the Middlebury town hall by the
janitor, lady's Bay state shawl. The owner
can have the same by calling at the REGISTER
office and paying charges.
Middlebury, VT, May y, 1887.
ALL ACCOUNTS
due the late firm of Earl & Smith are in the
hands of c. ID. Earl, who can be found at all
times, at the Rider drug store. Please call,
one and all, at once and save cost.
CD. EARL.
Carpets, wall paper, curtains and fixtures
including a large line of curtain poles, the i'm
itation black walnut complete, for 81. Ex.
anime the large line and low prices this
spring, at McCuen's, Nergennes.
PoULrRY.-l will buy poultry every day in
the week ut my house near the cattle-yards
seymour street, .and pay the highest cash
price. will, for the present pay BIC n pound
tor one and hali-pound or heavier spring
chickens. Jos. LAROCK. 2ltf
| SHOEMAKING.-Mr. ovid Willburner, who
has recently worked tor Mr.. kddcr, has pur
| chased Mr. Shepard's shoe shop in Rich.
block, where he will be pleased to see all who
wish work in his line. He makes all kinds o.
boots and Shoes and repairs boots, shoes and
| rubbers in the best manner. 22wi
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05

church on Saturday, June 1, at 80 p. m.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered next Sunday morning.
Presiding-Elder Bennett will be present
and will preach. The usual love feast
will precede the morning service.
"Zozo", the comic opera given at the
town hall on Tuesday evening, was
seen and heard by a good house. 1t is
flimsy in plot, but is full of fun, and all
who went thought they got their moneys
worth. The scenery was too big for
the stage, but what of it could be used
was fine. The company is excellent, as II
whole.
Mr.. j. A. Wright arrived home, Friday,
from New York, where he had been to
assist his partner, Mr.. c. r. Witherell,
in starting their shipment of live stock
| for South America. The vessel sailed a
week ago last Saturday. Mr.. Page G..
Potter also went on the same steamer,
taking two stations of his own, Timber
Dick and another.
Mrs. Frank Snay died on Sunday and
the remains were taken to East Middle
bury, her former residence, for inter-
ment, Tuesday. She had been i'll all
winter. 1t was reported, Friday, that
she was dead and arrangements had been
made for laying out the remains, when
she recovered consciousness and sur
vived Is hours longer.
Mr.. Albert Haight died on Thursday
evening last at the residence of his SON
in-law, Mr.. l.. n. Howard, aged 81 years
The funeral was attended on Saturday
Rev. Mr. Thompson officiating. Mr.
Haight had led IA very retired life of late
He was formerly printer. Up to two
years ago, when he came to Middlebury
he had resided 30 years in South Bristol
Mr.. j. w. Woosters son johnny met
with severe fall early in the evening of
Thursday last. He was engaged in re-
moving the English sparrows' nests from
the ivy on the south side of the Episcopal
church when he slipped and fell to the
ground. Il distance of - or 20 feet, stlik.
ing on his head. He was at first thought
to be seriously hurt, but at last accounts
was recovering. ~
Every one was perfectly sure that the
train bearing President and Mrs. Cleve-
land through here last Friday morning
would not stop, but the whole villag,
went to the station just the same. And
they were well repaid for the exertion
The train stopped for water and afterwarG
pulled ahead enough to bring the car con
tanning the presidential party opposite the
platform. President Cleveland appeared
and bowed pleasantly to the crowd.A few
enthusiastic Democrats succeeded il
shaking hands with him. He looks JUS
like the good newspaper portraits, bu
was apparently tired and worn. Gov
Stewart entered the ear and greeted tn,
party, taking bunch of fine roses t
Mrs. Cleveland. The party included Col
and Mrs. Lamont, DIR. and Mrs. Rosmal
and Hon. b. b. Smalley of Burlington
1t reached the AdirOndacks that night.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05
IA GOOD SALESMAN y
How HE DISPOSED OF AN ACCoMMo.
DATING PAIR OF PANTS.

"Them pants is too short" said teamstcr,
who was bargaining for pair OF pants at
CHAPMAN n COS.
"But dey VIII stretch my trent. Shoost hang
weights on der legs und stretch dem efery
night; dot keeps der pays oud of der knees"
They are too dark"
Ozark" said Chapman. "Nat matter ish
dot; der color ish not vast und dey will wade
dree shades in two days"
"They are too wide in the legs" said the
buyer.
"Nell, ven you stredtch dem der long way,
tont dey get schmaller sideways? Der more
you wares dem der better dcy Wits you'
"Look at that big grease spot" said this
particular purchaser.
ooh, dots nottings," said Hyde; "You will
hat dem all Offer Vaughn crecse in less Won
week. We drow OFF den cents vor dot spot
You dake dem vor Il tollar vorty."
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Elga Stewart is home from New
York to remain for time.
Prof. Scott went to Boston, Friday
night, returning Tuesday morning.
Mr.. j. A. Severance of New York city
is with his family here for a few days.
Miss a. b. Calender went yesterday
to Groton, Mass, to visit at Prof. f. II.
Higley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Matthews left home
yesterday for Saratoga, where they will
remain two weeks or longer.
Mr.. Holley Merriam, who has been for
some weeks guest at his uncle's, Peter
Champagne, went Friday to the Loon
Lake House, in the Adirondacks, where
he has the position of clerk.
Rey. DR.. White, who went to Boston
after Rev. Mr.. Speare's return home, i:
again in this vicinity. He preached al
New Haven last Sunday and is quite like
" to preach at the monument church
Weybridge, through the summer.
Rev. DR.. Smart, the Memorial-day
orator here, formerly preached in Benson
and is well known to many of our Older
readers in the southern part of the county
Mrs. Smart. who accompanied him here
was Miss Chapman of Shoreham. He
has been for 20 years pastor of the First
Congregational church, Albany. They
were guests of the Addison House during
their stay in town.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05
HE TOOK THEM I!
LOCAL NEWS,

evening if the weather is favorable.
The selectmen have bought plank for
new sidewalks on the creek bridge and
will soon lay them.
meeting of the Congregational society
is called at 3 80 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon at the vestry.
a new sidewalk is going down in front
of the Dyer block. The old one had be-
come dangerously rotten.
Mr.. Geo NJ. Fletcher has a force of
men at work on the foundation of his
new residence, South street.
The June term of the county conrt will
open next Tuesday, Judge Rowell of
West Randolph presiding. Some inter-
esting cases may be tried.
Ovid Willburner, who has been at work
in kidder's shoe shop, has bought out
Shepherds shop, on the bridge, Merch-
ants Row, and taken possession.
The closing exercises of the graded
school will be held either on the 18th or
18th inst Which evening it shall be the
committee will decide at meeting this
evening.
1t is understood that Mr.. E. c. Eells
will start for Buenos Ayres with his
stock about the middle of this month
and that Mr.. &. Z. Dimmock will 90 some
two weeks later.
Letters addressed to jerome n. Blanch-
ard, Miss Olive o. Cornell, Miss Alkaline
Myrick, Mr.. ). a. Pierce, Alma NJ. Van
derburgh have remained at the post-office
one month uncalled-for.
The college baseball team intends to
go to Vergennes next Wednesday to play
the team there and to play the university
nine at Burlington Friday and the Nor
witch nine at Mortified Saturday.
The sales of wool are increasing under
the stimulus of slight advance in price.
y considerable amount has been disposed
of here within the last ten days. Buyers
offer as high as 20 cents for fine un-
washed.
Messrs. w. ii. Button, June Mead,
Pray and Ross of the freshman class at
college will contend for the Parker prizes
at the coming commencement, and all
the members of the sophomore class will
try for the Merrill prizes.
A new timetable went into effect on
the Rutland division of the Central YER
mont, Monday. The only change in
passenger trains at this station is in the
morning express north, which goes at
:05 instead of :33.
Captain j. NJ. Nash represented the
local camp of Sons of Veterans at the fifth
annual encampment of the Vermont di-
vision, held in Burlington Wednesday
j. f. Fox of Burlington was chosen
colonel for the ensuing year.
Butter sold in this market, Monday, at
10 and Is cents for the average qualities
and selections at IL cents. A large
amount was brought in. A year ago
Monday the ruling figure was IA cents
and buyers said they would have to hold
it in order to get their money back.
The first quarterly conference will be
held in the lecture-room of the Methodist
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the hours
given below
GOING NoRTH-Express, 05 a. M; local ex-
press, Q so a. m; mail, 3 % p. M; express,
615 p. m.
GOING SoUTH-Mail, $50 a. M; passenger,
1 :52 p. M; mixed, ;33 p. M; express, 80
p. m.
MAILS CLOsE-North, 2 80 and 80 p. M;
South, 20 a. m, and 80 p. IN.
See Central VT. timetable, elsewhere.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05
THE CHURCHES.
ST. STEPHENS.

REV. ALvA +. CARPENTER, RECTOR.
Lenten Services, 1887.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05
BAPTIST.
REV. A. DEF. PALMER, PASTOR.
METHODIST.
REV. I. g. THOMPSON.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
REV. HENRY LANE, PASTOH

This is the order of services in the Il. c.
church commencing with Trinity sunday
June ):
Mass at 10 30 a. IN. After Trinity, mass ut al
ternate sundays at and 10 80 II. IN. Bcne
dictiOn and prayers every sunday ut : 80 p
m. Regular time tor catechism, 3 80 p. IN.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-06-05


At st. Adams, Saturday-St. Adams,
%; Rutlands, 6.
At Burlington, Saturday - Norwich
Universitys, Z; L. V. MS, 3.
At Rutland, Monday-Rutlands II,
Bellows Falls |; Rutlands rs, Port Hen
rvs /.
NORWICH VS.. MIDDLEBURY.
The Norwich university base ball team
came here Friday morning last to play
the second of the State intercollegiate SER
les of games. They are fine-looking
set of men and did excellent work in
practice. Only two innings were played,
rain beginning to fall in the latter half of
the second inning and keeping up for
several hours. When game was called
the score was Middlebury college >, Nor
wich university |. The visitors played
well, but their pitcher was ineffective, be-
ing hit for eight singles in two innings.
Mr.. Bedell umpired the game.
VERGENNES VS.. MIDDLEBURY.
Monday the Vergennes ball club played
with the college team. The game began
at , 80 p M, and lasted three hours. 1t
was made interesting by the closeness,
but the fielding was eXecrable ON each
side. Ross and Cliff and Howe and Al
den were batteries for the college, Curler.
Fleury and Sheldon for Nergennes. The
feature of the game was McCarthv's home
run for the college in the eighth inning.
Totals, summary and score by innings
are:
ABB. X. | b. SB. Pc. \. L.
N,,e,rg , y Is Is 2 20?
Runs earned, Vergcnnes 6, Midi. Coll. >. 1st
base on called balls, Off Ross l. of Curler of
Flcury 3. struck out by Curler ,, by Fleury ),
by Ross 10, by Howe ,. Two base hits, Thayer,
White (2), Savery and Clark. Home run, Mac
Carthy. Double plays, Griffin to Grandey,
Grandey to Curler, Alden to owen. Passed
balls, sheldon 3, Alden .. Wild pitches, Ross
}, Howe /. Umpire Mr. Bedcll
Score By Innings.
, 3 > Is gTotal
Nergennes , 0 , o Ais
Midi. Coll. o > 2 , LII
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MIDI. Coll.
A CARD.

We wish to thank all our neighbors and
friends tor their sympathy and assistance in
our bereavement, and especially those who
so kindly sung tor US at the funeral
Mrs. LOvINA HAIGHT,
MR.. AND MRS. l.. y. HOWARD.
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ham, w. ID. Lane, G. b. Riggs, f. Lee,
r. A. Dean, G. A. Mead, II. 5. Benedict,
II. +. Peck, j, f. Mead, a. ID. Palmer,
j. F. Noe, Geo. F. Seeley, c. +. Kings
low.
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THE WEATHER.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE l..
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